Thursday, March 29 - Shadow Stations at 10:45am

Thursday, March 29 - Holy Thursday Reflection at 2:00pm

Friday, March 30 - Good Friday No School

Monday, April 2nd - Easter Monday No School

Thursday, April 12 - Student Led Conferences 3:00pm-8:00pm

Friday, April 13 - Student Led Conferences 9:00am-12:00pm

Friday, April 13 - No School

Tuesday, April 17 - Walkathon Assembly at 2:30pm

Wednesday, April 18 - Math Contest at 9:00am

Wednesday, April 25 - Hot Lunch/Spirit Day

Thursday, April 26 - Walkathon Assembly 2:30pm

Religion 

   "Care for Everyone in our Common Home"

    Chosen Program  - Preparation for Confirmation

Math

• Decimals, fractions, and percents are used to represent and describe parts and wholes of numbers
• Computational fluency and flexibility with numbers extend to operations with integers and decimals
• linear relations can be prepresented in many connected ways to idetify regularitites and make generalizations
• The constant ratio between the cirmcuference and doameter of circles can be used to describe, measure and compare spatioal relationships
• Data from circle graphs can be used to illustrate proportion and to compare and interpret

Please take a moment to look at our beautiful Class Project for the Dinner Dance Auction this year!  Each student was asked to write a poem about light, and they all did a tremendous job!  Each student painted their poem in silver onto a gorgeous silver lantern.

Starting this year, you have the opportunity to bid on our class project online, even if you are not attending the event!  You can bid on this item by following this link.

I hope to see you at this year's DDA!

Mr. Maxwell